The biggest issue will be the collapse of the Dollar after this admin.

I also don't know what would come with that collapsing garage roof.Still a flaming hot deal, but I just want to be pickier.  

Although infinite factors are taking effect, it seems like overall the major themes are too much consumer debt, a dollar that's on the verge of collapse, and housing prices are in a bubble. 

I would have been way ahead if I had paid attention to increasing my Wealth with my Rental Houses and Duplexes before the Economic Collapse of 2008, with consolidating into a few Commercial properties and not having all my Tenants lose their JOB's the first two weeks of the Crisis.

Ask for photos of the old roof on the ground for whomever you choose to be safe (I can't believe I even have to say that...) but the craziest thing I've seen so far is a 12-layer roof that cracked the decking and almost collapsed.

Most of the time, I don't shy away from homes with somewhat we basements or some settling, but I've seen homes with bowing walls that looked like they could one day collapse in to the basement.With that being said...

Also, has the recent building collapse affected the market?

It needed major remodeling, the roof was collapsed over the family room, the plumbing was a wreck, horribly outdated, but it was in the most desired neighborhood on my list.

Most houses are made of mud bricks so partially collapse when the rains come.

The only real issues I found out about through that and from talking to a neighbor was that part of the back basement wall had collapsed at one time but that was repaired and that there is a radon gadget installed.